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FPJ Legal: West Bengal's power to withhold consent to CBI investigation on case-to-case basis, Centre tells Supreme Court
Tourism and the Concurrent List Issues of putting tourism on the Concurrent List of the Seventh Schedule are more complex in the North-eastern states than perceived. | 2021-08-04T10:00:11+05:30 Issues of putting tourism on the Concurrent List of the Seventh Schedule are more complex in the North-eastern states than perceived. A restricted travel regime coupled with complexities of land laws will give rise to a plethora of legal issues if the proposal is pushed without adequate consultation and clear demarcations of legislative powers. A Report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on ...
updated: Jul 30 2021, 12:06 ist Resurgent after her re-election, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is on a short reconnaissance to explore Opposition unity for the 2024 general election. If the regional parties start working together now, she says, no one can stop a "political toofan (storm)" when the time comes. Her election strategist Prashant Kishor may have planted the seed of ambition in her mind to lead the Opposition to victory. However, she claims ignorance about who would lead the Opposition saying she was no "political astrologer". By meeting Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, ...
SC dismisses Faccbook India VP Ajit Mohanâs plea SC dismisses Faccbook India VP Ajit Mohanâs plea NEW DELHI, July 8: The Supreme Court Thursday dismissed a plea filed by Facebook India Vice President and MD Ajit Mohan challenging the summons issued by the Delhi Assembly’s Peace and Harmony committee for failing to appear before it as witness in connection with the north-east Delhi riots last year. A bench headed by Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul termed Mohan’s plea as pre-mature saying nothing has happened against him before the Assembly panel. Pronouncing the verdict, Justice Kaul...
The Centre cannot change this by executive order.